Star Wars Battlefront DLC: 10 Specific Things Fans Demand

8. The Prequels...Kinda

Okay, not necessarily the prequels, but certainly The Clone Wars that followed them. Already imbued with the fan admiration that the main prequels tried so desperately to attain, both animated interpretations of the Clone Wars conflict serve as great source material as to what a potential prequel expansion could contain.

Characters like Captain Rex, General Grievous, Obi-Wan and Ashoka would all feel right at home in a Battlefront adaptation of the era, and their inclusion would no doubt alleviate fans left audibly distressed by their original omission. We all love the original trilogy, but to neglect what the prequels actually got right (or rather inspired) would only be detrimental to Battlefront's overall success.

Given the house of mouse's current obsession with the OG and new trilogies however, the odds of this package happening are, well... I shan't tell you the odds.

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